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Hairspray (1988)
Description
The movie follows Tracy Turnblad, a 'pleasantly plump' teenager who teaches 1962 Baltimore a thing or two about integration after landing a spot on a local TV dance show and wins the coveted 'Miss Auto Show' crown.
The movie follows Tracy Turnblad, a 'pleasantly plump' teenager who teaches 1962 Baltimore a thing or two about integration after landing a spot on a local TV dance show and wins the coveted 'Miss Auto Show' crown.
Actors:
Christine Mason,
Mary Lou Barber,
Coley Sohn,
Brenda Alford,
Mojo Gentry,
Alan J. Wendl,
Holter Graham
Christine Mason
24 December 1949, Maryland, USA
Mary Lou Barber
Coley Sohn
Brenda Alford
Mojo Gentry
Alan J. Wendl
Holter Graham
11 February 1972, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Country:
United States
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Waters' most hygienically commercial film is a Retro schlock-fancier's delight.
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Waters tones down his usual excesses, but his mischievous black sense of humour is still very much to the fore in this affectionate salute to Z-grade teen movies.
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When Divine's Edna Turnblad is on-screen in the sleeveless dresses she's partial to, the movie has something like the lunacy of a W. C. Fields in drag.
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The actors are best when they avoid exaggeration and remain weirdly sincere. That way, they do nothing to break the vibrant, even hallucinogenic spell of Mr. Waters's nostalgia.
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